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The Data Protection and Digital Information Bill has arrived in the House of Lords and peers have questioned the government about its plans.

A broker tech company has rolled out an open banking app that enables brokers to track their clients’ loans via open banking data. Broker technology company Effi has launched two new tools for its

A major aggregator has unveiled an ‘industry-first’ agreement that provides brokers with tech to save time and effort in verifying borrower income. Aggregation group LMG has today (23 November) a

A New Zealand credit bureau has revealed with borrowers permission it can now turn on live bank data feeds. Live bank feeds will now be available for New Zealand borrowers and lenders as part of the

After three years, the head of institutional solutions at Allianz Retire+ has departed.

Lenders and aggregators are being urged to roll out open banking to brokers more quickly given moves to potentially ban screen scraping. The Mortgage & Finance Association of Australia (MFAA) has ca

A new partnership between BGL and open banking service Skript will ease the  administration burden on SMSF trustees. The partnership will connect SMSF clients to open banking and better data feeds.

Open banking data holders need to address issues in their systems to improve consent conversion rates, a review of the current state of the Consumer Data Right concludes.

As cash slowly becomes less popular, a staggering number of Australians are relying on digital wallets and payment systems.

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